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From a brutal murder to tourists on tandem tricyles, here's the fascinating history of pilgrimages in Kent.
A cathedral’s 300-strong workforce has been invited to apply for voluntary redundancy - as it faces losses of £3 million amid the pandemic.
A decision on a long-running bid to build a new Co-op supermarket is due after 450 villagers signed a petition objecting to the plans.
Club champion Josh Bristow showed his class to win the Henry Knight Salver medal competition - but a 15-year-old produced the performance of the day.
Two men are due in court charged with modern slavery offences after allegedly using a 16-year-old to deal drugs.
Deliveroo riders across Kent will be on the lookout for signs of child abuse as they deliver hot dishes to customers’ doors.
Canterbury Rugby Club are back in training with a new head coach.
Monuments are to be installed at two Kent crematoria to honour those lost to Covid-19 and pay tribute to NHS and care workers.
Motorists were stuck in traffic on a notoriously busy ring-road following a crash involving a lorry and BMW.
An increased number of booking slots for residents to rid themselves of household waste will come into force from tomorrow.
A housing group has been accused of “consistent negligence” after tenants at an apartment block found pigeons living in a corridor.
Police would like to speak to the two women pictured in these CCTV images after the theft of vodka from a supermarket.
Europe's biggest land mammals will be free to roam a 2,500 acre conservation area in Kent as part of a ground-breaking project to boost biodiversity.
The "treacherous" surface of a city subway is being investigated by a council after a pensioner broke his knee in a fall.
A smuggler who had quite literally been sitting on his illegal cocaine goldmine before he was caught out has been jailed for six years.
A 29-year-old found with about 500 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine hidden around his home has been jailed.
A rare coin, which is around 1,000 years old, has been auctioned off at more than triple the estimated price.
A council wants to grant itself stringent new powers which would make lighting barbecues on beaches and in parks illegal.
Hundreds of pounds in cash has been seized and a vulnerable woman taken to safety after police raided a suspected brothel.
A three-day weekly street food market rivalling those in London is set to draw thousands to the high street.
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